Superior Court Case Study

Erik Ayala had purchased the murder weapon, a 9-milimeter pistol, from 99 Pawn & Guns on January 9, 2009 (ER 3, Memo in Opp, Ex. D, Depo of David Kartchner, 45:13 to 47:18; ER 42-46, Exhibit 1 attached to Kartchner Affidavit). The 99 Pawn & Guns employee that sold Erik Ayala was David Kartchner (Memo in Opp, Ex. D, Depo of David Kartchner, 45:13 to 47:18; ER 41-46. Memo in Opp, Ex. G. BATF Form 4473). When Mr. Kartchner submitted a background check to the Oregon State Police for approval, the Oregon State Police issued a two-day hold on the purchase (ER 45-48). Despite the two-day hold order by the Oregon State Police, Mr. Kartchner did not delay the sale and sold the gun to Erik Ayala on January 9, 2009 (ER 47).

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On Thursday, August 31, 2017 at approximately 2232 hours, I was dispatched to a residence across the street from 2220 University St in reference of a suspicious person inside of a black truck. Upon arrival I spoke to the complainant Ms. Delisa Smothers. Ms. Smothers stated that at approximately 2230 hours, an unknown black male went inside her neighbor's truck located across the street at 2221 University street.

During the course of the investigation I was handed around 500 pages of documents to sort through. Sgt. Marler took around half and help me go through the documents. Due to Sgt. Marler helping the investigation was concluded in a quick manor and the case was closed.

On 06/30/15 Mr. Moore and Eddie were pulled over by D’iblerville Police Department. The reporter stated spice was found in the glove compartment of the car; Eddie admitted the drugs belong to him. According to the reporter, both men were arrested; Mr. Moore was arrested for active warrants and an open container. The reporter stated Kaitlin was present but no injured. Ms. Mayfield stated Mrs. Moore was contacted and Kaitlin was left in the care of her mother; Mrs. Moore came to pick the child up. The reporter stated the family has history with DHS and the police report number is

On 03-20-2017, at approximately 1415 hours, I was at 1605 N. John Young Parkway (State Probation) awaiting Mr. Brandon H. Josephs arrival. I observed Mr. Josephs drive up on his motorcycle, the same motorcycle that fled from me and he looked identical to the subject that fled from me on 07-19-2017.

At approximately 1915 hours, Pasco sheriff’s E. Reagan arrived to the office and took over the investigation. A copy of the video surveillance was saved in a thumb drive, and a photo of the suspect which was obtained from Ms. Austin’s Facebook and provided to Pasco sheriff’s Deputy E. Reagan to further investigate this

On 11-25-16 at 1235 hours, Officer Calderon #2037 and I were dispatched to 1604 N Arroyo Boulevard regarding an attempt petty theft investigation. Upon our arrival, we met with Witness Michael Robert Trujillo, who is the resident at the above location. Trujillo told me the following information in summary:

This is where checking out someone’s background, especially when that someone seems to pose a risk or harm to you and the people you held dear, can be very helpful. In the endeavor of sussing out any suspicious person’s historical background, records can play a very important role. Among all records, documents pertaining to an individual’s run-ins with the

Additionally, the Plaintiff is seeking $20,000 in attorney fees for discovery, expert witness, and other costs. It should be noted that accordance with Scheduling Order (D.E. 588) the period for Discovery came to an end on June 2, 2016, and the times for designating experts ended on June 8, 2016. Also., neither times for designating experts or discovery has been extended. However, the Defendant has moved to extend discovery so that police records could become part of the record and to

Obtained, reviewed and analyzed records regarding civil actions in which Eddie Antar, Sam E. Antar and/or Crazy Eddie was named;

had an altercation earlier today (September 13, 2017), at approximately 1215 hours, with his neighbor, Mr. Edwin Safer (Suspect), and he needed it document with law enforcement. According to Mr. Pishdad, he was traveling west on Pioneer Drive, Mr. Safer waved him down in front of his address, 1644 Pioneer Drive. Mr. Pishdad made contact with Mr. Safer and was falsely accused him of causing waves during the flooding of the street, which flowed into Mr. Safer’s garage. As he was being accused, Mr. Safer approached Mr. Pishdad’s vehicle door, opened it, grabbed Mr. Pishdad by the arm and held a rake in a threatening matter. Mr. Pishdad was able to get away from Mr. Safer and drove away. Mr. Pishdad reported the incident with the Homeowners Association.

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Patricia Dunn’s case seems to be believable until Felony count #1, overt act #9. Which reads, “…Patricia Dunn on or about February 24, 2006, requested a comprehensive summary of the resources and techniques used in the investigation.” (State of California, 2006)

On November 9, 2017, and on November 10, 2017, the investigator researched the routes for two locations that the claimant, Mr. Aaron Cano would travel to from his residence located from 661 Willow Ave., La Puente, CA., 91746 USA. The routes from the claimant’s home to the two locations were situated at 221510 Boulevard, Woodland Hills California and to 15110 East Nelson Ave., Suite D, City Of Industry, California 91744.